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# Physics GRE

### Discussion Pages

Test 1(GR9277)

Test 2(GR8677)

Test 3(GR9677)

Test 4(GR0177)

If a problem is in red in one of the test sections, that means the page doesn't exist yet. All you need to do is create the page, by pressing create page and edit/save with this in it: 'Problem xx DISCUSSION', where 'xx' indicates the problem number. You are then set to discuss the problems. Be sure to make 'Problem xx' a headline by putting it in between 4 equal signs on both sides and 'DISCUSSION' in between 2 Tilda signs on both sides.

### How to use and edit wiki pages

#### Information about wiki editing

A good introduction to editing wiki articles is located at the Formatting Syntax page. Additional information coming from slides for a talk given by David Christle in another class is attached here.

#### math equation in wiki

Even though using the following method to write equations is not a requirement, I believe learning LaTeX to write equations is a useful skill to learn for many of you, so I encourage you to do so, if you don't already know it. And the resulting equations will be prettier! If you don't want to use it, please use whatever methods so that your equations will look understandable.

The multimath plugin has been installed in our wiki, so math formatting such as

$\int_a^b f(x)\,\mathrm dx = F(b) - F(a)$

 "$\int_a^b f(x)\,\mathrm dx = F(b) - F(a)$" will produce the above equation.

works with both LaTeX formatting and the PHP Math plugin.

For more info about how to use LaTex syntax to type in equations, check

Are you ready? Then click one of the following links and get started.

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